Global Electronic Component News and Updates

Currently, approximately 35% of components that become obsolete face instant obsolescence, according to Datalynk. Some sources are expecting instant obsolescence to continue to rise in the coming year, in line with new tariff introductions and raw material shortages.

To start 2025, we spoke to our Group CEO, David Yodaiken, who shared his industry predictions for the year ahead.

Christmas lights are a beloved holiday tradition, bringing festive cheer indoors and outdoors. Check out their history and inner workings in our latest blog. Merry Christmas from Cyclops Electronics!

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being increasingly implemented across all industries, which is leading some to forecast semiconductor shortages.

The Cyclops Group is excited to announce the acquisition of Colmworth Electronics.

The UK semiconductor industry has recently received two major investments, with millions of pounds being spent on domestic production and innovation projects.

Metals crucial to the semiconductor industry are facing price rises - find out more in our latest blog post.

The memory market is expected to reach record highs, with substantial revenue increases, longer lead times and shortages forecast for the near future.

What exactly are chiplets, and why are they making headlines?

The UK launches a new Semiconductor Institute to boost innovation, investment, and enhance research.

With the UK general election approaching, we look at how major parties are outlining key tech pledges.

Solar power tech has led to the new photovoltaic cells that can utilise more than just sunlight.

Explore microchips' vital role in devices from smartphones to satellites and their evolving tech.

Global defence spending hits $2.2 trillion; tech and AI lead growth.

Learn the advantages of how Cyclops Electronics can help streamline local dispatch for you in this blog.

Addressing the key challenges and opportunities in the manufacturing sector to achieve a cleaner future.

US unveils its mammoth $11 billion R&D plan and dedicated National Semiconductor Technology Center.

Rumours around a potential shortage in 2024 leading to concerns over availability and pricing stability.